“Ides”, what does that word even mean? In ancient Roman culture, the “Ides” was the 15^th day of the month for March, May, July, or October, or the 13^th day of any other month. The 15^th of March was also a deadline in Roman culture for settlement of debts. If you recall your world history lessons, you’ll remember that Cesar was told to “beware the Ides of March.” Obviously, he did not “beware” and he was killed on March 15^th on whatever year that was . . . so the story goes...

A Lady Bird Deed is a wonder of elder law. It gives a senior or couple the power to stay in control of their property, keep it in their name their entire lifetime, and give it directly to a named individual upon their passing. This property transfer happens automatically (outside of probate) where Medicaid Liens attach.

Here are three things you must be aware of to safe-guard your property...